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Be careful! It's only a matter of time before the resource management crowd comes in and proclaim that counting and keeping track of arrows is vital to the feeling of D&D!

FKR! FKR! FKR!

Just balance it by removing a bunch of PC options then? Ban all 9th, 8th, and 7th level spells from PCs. Done!

Why focus on one or the other when WOTC can have both??

This is just a thinly veiled excuse to have a session where the Party spends the whole time interviewing quirky NPCs played by the DM! Which is prime Critical Role material! Can we ever escape the shadow of Matt Mercer??

You weren't here for the bloat topics, were you???

Well, the idea is that the majority of players prefer a slow release schedule. And since WOTC listens to its players, that's what we get. Thankfully, those among us who prefer regular hits of 5E content can turn to En5ider, EnPublishing very own 5E online publication! Get a weekly dose of 5E...

If hitting less often for a larger amount of damage is good, then why did many hate the -5 hit/+10 damage feat(s)?

Could it be... A random sympathizer of nuTSR acting as an attack dog? A lurker stepping in to troll the scene? A puppet account of a previously known actor?

So it's a must for the DM looking to challenge their PCs! The perfect antidote to overpowered PC!

A small price to pay to make it feel like D&D!

I am merely trying to provide a workable solution for the people who want the DMG to focus on the needs of the advanced DM. If they don't want the DMG to guide new DMs, then they won't mind taking the book's place, right? And joining Enworld isn't the only way to get this done. WOTC could set...

Instead of reading the DMG, new DMs would learn by watching Matt Mercer! That way, more space in the DMG could be used for the good stuff! Then again, why shouldn't Enworld be put in charge of teaching people how to DM?? I can think of no finer method!

Isn't that Matt Mercer's job now???

May I suggest a world creation session(s) then? If you dislike railroading that much, then spending (up to) a dozen hours rolling dice, making tables, and filling out forms should be no problem? If you make a large/detailed enough world, a DM would have no need to railroad!

So one to two hundred dollars for a pre made sandbox setting should be no problem right??? I'm sure those players won't mind chipping in!

Enworlders complaining about the DMG is like people with PHDs complaining about pre school ciricumuim. Besides, we have a resource far greater any DMG; Enworld! No tome can match the wisdom, insight, and experience of Enworlders!

I thought things being nerfed was good? With people here feeling like the new 5E was just a big power up?

I've been telling people about Level Up long before you were around (if memory serves)!